In the Backoffice, switch to the airport where you want the rule to apply, then open the Task Access Management page, where existing rules are listed.
Decide whether you're creating a new rule or editing an existing one: select the pencil icon to edit a rule, or + ADD A TASK ACCESS MANAGEMENT RULE to create one from scratch.
Select the airline the rule should apply to. TAM is set per airline, so the access you configure will be enforced for tasks on turnarounds operated under that airline, at the selected airport.
For each task in the rule, choose which companies are allowed to access it (for example, the airline, the airport, or the handler). Only users from the selected companies will be able to see and edit that task in AGOA.
Optionally, refine access further by choosing specific user positions within a selected company. Leave positions unselected to give access to everyone in that company; select one or more positions to restrict access to only those positions.
Save the rule once you've defined access for all relevant tasks — if you leave the page without saving, your changes won't be applied.
How do I set up Task Access Management in Backoffice?
This article explains how to set up Task Access Management (TAM) in Backoffice for a specific airport and airline by creating or editing a TAM rule, then defining which companies and user positions can see and edit each task.